Coats of Arms - All Hallows - Seaton, Rutland - Coats of Arms on Waymarking.com

Two coats of arms from an ancient monument once in an alcove in the south aisle of All Hallows' church, Seaton.

"Wright in 1684 mentions an ancient monument without any epitaph in an arch in the south wall of the body of the church on which were 'two coats of arms cut in the stone uncoloured.' Of this monument only the two shields remain, built into the wall of the south aisle near the doorway.

The first shield is, Quarterly (1 and 4) two lioncells passant, (2) bendy of ten pieces, (3) two bars surmounted by a bend; the second is a lion passant crowned. The quarterly shield has helm, crest and mantling."

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The 1st and 4th blazons are for Catesby, the other quarters are unidentified.

Bearer of Coat of Arms: Burgher (used by famous commoner) Full name of the bearer: Unknown Where is Coat of Arms installed (short description) ?: south wall of nave Material / Design: Stone Blazon (heraldic description): The first shield is, Quarterly (1 and 4) two lioncells passant [Catesby], (2) bendy of ten pieces, (3) two bars surmounted by a bend; the second is a lion passant crowned. Address: All Hallows Church Ln Seaton, Rutland England LE15 9HR Web page about the structure where is Coat of Arms installed (if exists): [Web Link] Web page about the bearer of Coat of Arms (if exists): Not listed

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